If you are using flutter this is how it can be done. I believe the parameter name you are after is pa. tPackage(GOOGLE_PAY_PACKAGE_NAME) Īctivity.startActivityForResult(intent, GOOGLE_PAY_REQUEST_CODE) Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW)
appendQueryParameter("url", "your-transaction-url") appendQueryParameter("am", "your-order-amount") appendQueryParameter("tn", "your-transaction-note") appendQueryParameter("tr", "your-transaction-ref-id") appendQueryParameter("mc", "your-merchant-code") appendQueryParameter("pa", "your-merchant-name") You can also refer to Google Pay documentation on how to integrate with in-app payments: String GOOGLE_PAY_PACKAGE_NAME = "." RingGo has reportedly blamed the change on theft from machines, which saw Westminster council lose an estimated 25% of its takings, as well as vandalism, maintenance and the loss of 3G.Disclaimer: I don't live in India and don't have access to UPI to verify for myself.Ĭonsider using the UPI linking specification ( upi://) to create UPI links for use with UPI compatible applications. She said: "If you are an older person who is reliant on your car for getting around but you have no means of legally parking it near to where you want to go, then you may be left feeling there is little point going there at all." There needs to be an alternative."Īge UK charity director Caroline Abrahams called the move "disastrous for anyone without a smartphone" and claimed it could leave the elderly more isolated.
"The answer is that a lot of people simply drive off and find somewhere else to park such as the road or someone’s street. They don’t know about apps, let alone downloading them.
A lot of older people don’t have a smartphone or if they do, they only use them for calls and texts. He said: "They know very well when they introduce these systems that they are discriminating against older people. Over-60s campaign group Silver Voices director Dennis Reed called the move "blatant ageism." Other councils in London, including Harrow and Westminster, have already removed all of their machines, while Enfield will stop using them next month.Įlsewhere, Brighton and Hove City Council is set to do the same by May 31, reported the Express.
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